Medieval Humor Meets Modern Dating In ‘Recognising The Ick’ Series By Clarice Tudor
Clarice Tudor’s latest comic strip series, “Recognising The Ick,” uses medieval style with modern humor. Tudor is known for mixing historical looks with contemporary jokes, and her new work is no different, earning quite a few laughs and words of praise from fans all around the world.
The comic cleverly uses medieval manuscript-style drawings to highlight today’s relationship problems, like suddenly feeling turned off by a partner over small things (aka the ICK). Each panel, with its fancy borders and old-fashioned script, shows funny scenes, such as feeling the ick because “he did not thank the carriage driver.” That being said, we highly suggest you check out the images below to see Tudor’s latest series in full swing!
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Share on FacebookThis is hilarious! The expression on that last panel... LOL. Also, I agree with WindySwede... Run far, far away from anyone who is willing to pick apart foibles or idiosyncrasies in such a manner, especially in relation to someone about whom they claim to care.
If I understood it correctly, the point at the end was that small issues are sometimes you trying to distance yourself more than problems on their behalf. Sometimes if everyone you date is too annoying, the problem is your standards. Or my additional take, you don't really care about them for whatever reason and are looking for an excuse to dump them
Load More Replies...This is hilarious! The expression on that last panel... LOL. Also, I agree with WindySwede... Run far, far away from anyone who is willing to pick apart foibles or idiosyncrasies in such a manner, especially in relation to someone about whom they claim to care.
If I understood it correctly, the point at the end was that small issues are sometimes you trying to distance yourself more than problems on their behalf. Sometimes if everyone you date is too annoying, the problem is your standards. Or my additional take, you don't really care about them for whatever reason and are looking for an excuse to dump them
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